User Story

As a Confluence administrator I need to be able to grant permissions to user-created "team" objects in addition to individual users and groups because these are the only multi-user objects editable by non-admins and I do not have time to manage everyone's groups.

Context

Group management in Atlassian tools has been a tremendous pain point since...ever.

• The typical Confluence administrator pool is very small
• In even a medium-sized organization, the number of create\add\remove\delete actions on organizational units can be high.
• As of now, it's still not possible to sync groups from third-party IdP's, so any group management you want is going to be manual.
• In addition to their official OU's most organizations have a secondary set of informal groups beyond the "official" ones, whose memberships are both fluid and not recorded.

"Teams" seems like a great compromise - it's like a group, but users can maintain them - however as of now you can't actually do anything with a 'team'. It just exists in the system like a bicycle designed for fish, taunting us with it's unrealized potential.

More context from a related ticket:

(For Jira and Confluence / Atlassian Cloud)

Please add more functionality to "People and Teams."

More specifically: Be able to use Teams in Space Permissions and Page Permissions like regular managed Groups in Atlassian Cloud. Currently, users can only use Teams by @mentioning them in Jira tickets or Confluence pages. User want to be able to create their own groups and manage the members.